Live updates and results: Day 8 of the U.S. Olympic track & field trials.
The men’s 110-meter hurdles is the only event final scheduled for Friday at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials. However, when the action continues at Hayward Field in Eugene on Day 8 of the trials, there will still be plenty of stars and excitement.
The 200-meter sprint sensations Sha’Carri Richardson and Noah Lyles will be back on the track for their respective semifinals. Likewise, the men’s 800 and women’s 1,500 semifinal heats will be fierce.
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Jaida Ross, the NCAA champion shot-putter from Oregon Ducks, will compete in the women’s shot put qualifying rounds.
Kara Winger, who took a break from javelin after winning silver at the world championships in Eugene, has returned and topped the women’s javelin qualifying.
In the 110 hurdles final, Grant Holloway aims for another sub-13-second performance to dominate the track.
Real-time updates and outcomes (most recent at the top)
Once the activities have started, return for real-time updates.
Round 1 of the women’s 100 hurdles: Masai Russell set the fastest time, clocking in at 12.35. Alaysha Johnson finished in second place with a time of 12.37. Following her were Keni Harrison in 12.49, Tonea Marshall at 12.41, and Grace Stark at 12.52.
Women’s javelin qualifying: Kara Winger won the competition with a throw of 206 feet, 8 inches in her second round and 201 feet, 8 inches in her third. After throwing 194 feet, 9 inches, Avione Allgood finished in second place, while Maggie Malone Hardin placed third with a throw of 204 feet, 9 inches.